Shameful for Russia and embarrassing for the USA. Alexander Nevzorov discusses the gathering in Riyadh and Europe's role.

The spectacle is undoubtedly grotesque, but it’s time to get used to the fact that history is filled with dramatic and sometimes nauseating twists.

Moreover, it never promised to spare anyone's feelings.

Yes, the gathering in Riyadh is humiliating for Moscow and disgraceful for the USA.

However, there is more absurdity in these negotiations than there is ugliness.

It’s clear that Trump's election has not only hit America in the nose but also in the ears.

It does not sense the stench of roasted human flesh that the Kremlin's cannibals have emitted, nor do they hear their snorts.

The frantic pace at which the Russian cannibals have started to scramble and rush to "negotiate" speaks volumes about Moscow's tragic situation and its awareness of all its "dead ends." They are willing to do anything to secure even the slightest, most illusory "piece of victory."

But the most amusing aspect of this situation is that the States, as usual, are trading in thin air.

They are selling something they do not possess. There is no "piece" in their pockets and folders that Lavrov's donkey-eyed pleas are begging for.

Nothing can be resolved without Europe.